Empowering youth through sport, physical education, and mentorship — while championing inclusion for the Down syndrome community and all athletes.
Class Act Sports Foundation is dedicated to leveling the playing field — delivering quality physical education, mentorship, and athletic opportunities for every young person in our community.
We deliver structured, engaging PE programs that teach children the fundamentals of fitness, teamwork, and healthy active living — skills that last a lifetime.
Our coaches and mentors go beyond the field, guiding young people with life advice, goal-setting, and the confidence to become class acts on and off the court.
We teach youth the importance of nutrition, movement, and mental wellness — building habits that combat inactivity and set them up for long-term health.
We proudly champion the Down syndrome community with dedicated programs, equal access to sport, and a celebration of every athlete's abilities and achievements.
We partner with schools, local organizations, and families to bring resources and programs directly to underserved communities that need them most.
Sport is a classroom. We use athletics to teach discipline, resilience, leadership, and respect — the qualities that define a true class act.
Every program we run, every child we reach, every barrier we break down — watch it come to life in our community highlight reels. This is what Class Act looks like in action.
We believe sport is for everyone. Our programs are designed to welcome, celebrate, and empower athletes of all abilities — with special focus on the Down syndrome community.
Class Act Sports Foundation is proud to partner with NFL Super Bowl champions who give back by mentoring the next generation — sharing the discipline, sacrifice, and mindset it takes to reach the highest level.
Ahmad Bradshaw is a two-time Super Bowl Champion who rushed for the game-winning touchdown in Super Bowl XLVI. After an eight-year NFL career with the New York Giants and Indianapolis Colts, Ahmad brings firsthand knowledge of what it takes to perform under pressure at the highest level. At Class Act Sports Foundation, he mentors young athletes on work ethic, focus, and the mental toughness needed to compete at every stage of their athletic journey.
Hakeem Nicks is a Super Bowl Champion wide receiver who became one of the most explosive pass-catchers of his era with the New York Giants. Known for his exceptional route running, contested catch ability, and game-breaking playmaking, Hakeem brings elite-level receiver coaching to CASF. He works directly with young athletes to develop their skills, sharpen their football IQ, and understand what dedication to the craft truly looks like at the professional level.
"We're not just teaching sport — we're teaching life."
Connect With Our MentorsEvery program we run, every child we mentor, every barrier we break — it all comes back to these four words. This is what Class Act Sports Foundation stands for.
As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Class Act Sports Foundation awards grants to youth programs, schools, and community organizations that align with our mission — and welcomes contributions from donors and institutions who want to fund that work directly.
Donations and grants are tax-deductible to the full extent permitted by law. Unlike a general donation, a grant contribution can be directed toward a specific program, initiative, or community need.
Are you a school, youth organization, or community group in need of funding for physical education, athletic equipment, or inclusive sports programming? Apply for a CASF grant below.
Want to do more than donate? Contribute a grant and direct your funding toward a specific CASF program or community initiative — and receive full 501(c)(3) tax documentation.
For schools, nonprofits, and community organizations seeking funding from Class Act Sports Foundation.
For individuals, businesses, and foundations who want to fund a specific CASF program. Full 501(c)(3) tax documentation provided.
Whether you volunteer, donate, or spread the word — your support directly fuels our mission and changes young lives.
Your financial contribution funds equipment, programs, and access for youth who cannot afford to participate. Every dollar goes directly to the field.
Become a mentor, coach, or event volunteer. Share your skills, your time, and your passion for sport with the next generation of athletes.
Businesses and organizations can sponsor programs, host events, or collaborate to expand our reach and deepen our community impact.
Follow us, share our story, and help us reach families who need us. Awareness is a form of action — and it costs nothing.
The people behind Class Act Sports Foundation are driven by a shared belief — that every young person deserves access to sport, mentorship, and the opportunity to thrive.
Jared Ginsberg founded both Class Act Sports and Class Act Sports Foundation with a simple but powerful belief: every child deserves the same opportunities through sport that he was fortunate to have growing up. A lifelong sports enthusiast, Jared channeled his passion into building an organization that gives back — creating programs that empower youth, champion inclusion, and make a meaningful, lasting difference in the community.
Matt Sullivan serves as a Director of Class Act Sports Foundation, driving strategic initiatives that connect youth with transformative athletic and educational experiences. Matt brings energy and purpose to the foundation's work, helping build partnerships and programs that serve children and families throughout the community.
Jordan Aberson serves as a Director of Class Act Sports Foundation, bringing dedication and commitment to expanding the foundation's reach and impact across the community. Jordan is passionate about creating meaningful opportunities for young athletes and supporting the foundation's mission of inclusive, accessible sport for all.
Have a question, want to partner, or ready to get involved? We'd love to hear from you. Reach out and let's talk about how we can work together.